SONY XCD-V60CR

Sony's new line up of 1394.b cameras, with a number of resolutions and frame rates to choose from, has made selecting the right camera for machine vision applications easy. The new XCD-V60CR camera incorporates a 1/3 type Progressive Scan CCD and achieves up to 90 fps at VGA resolution. By utilizing the IEEE 1394.b interface that supports the IIDC protocol, users can transfer images to a host PC at speeds of up to 800 Mb/s. Moreover, because multiple cameras can be connected in a daisy-chain configuration, users can enjoy the benefits of simplified operation in a multi-camera system. The XCD-V60CR is ideal for industrial machine-vision applications such as object recognition, inspection, measurement, alignment and more

XCDV60CR HIGHLIGHTS:

1/3-type Porgressive Scan Color Raw CCD

IEEE 1394b Digital Interface

Up to 90 fps at VGA Resolution

Multi-Connection Capability

Multi-Trap Function

Broadcast Delivery

Various Frame Rates for High Speed Capturing

Supports IIDC Protocol

Built-in Real-time 3X3 Image Pre-Processing Filter

High Shock and Vibration Resistance

Compact and Lightweight

Unique Feature - Ext. Dynamic Range

XCDV60CR FEATURES:

Excellent Picture Quality/High Frame Rates
The XCD-V60CR is ideal for applications that require the capture of ultra-high image detail (up to 90 .fps)

IEEE 1394b Digital Interface
The new XCD-V60CR employs the IEEE 1394b interface which attains high data-transfer rates of up to 800 Mb/s. Since this camera is backward compatible with IEEE 1394a, it camera can be easily integrated with legacy 1394a systems.

Multi-Connection Capability (Daisy Chain Configuration)
The XCD-V60CR camera is equipped with two IEEE 1394.b ports allowing multiple cameras to be connected in a daisy-chain configuration and be controlled from a single PC. Users can enjoy the benefits of simplified operation in a multi-camera system.

Bus Synchronization
The new XCD-V60CR also features a bus synchronization function enabling users to simultaneously capture images from different angles with multiple cameras by sending a single trigger to all cameras from the host PC. This feature is not only useful for viewing images from different angles, but can be used to recreate a 3D image for more detailed inspection.

Broadcast Delivery
The broadcast delivery function of the XCD-V60CR can be used to send a software trigger to multiple cameras in a daisy chain. This not only facilitates connections, but eliminates the need for using a hardware trigger which can produce false triggers due to noise. In addition, the broadcast delivery function can be used to simultaneously change camera settings such as shutter speed, exposure, white balance, gain and more.

Image Buffer
The new XCD-V60CR is equipped with an image buffer, which serves as temporary storage for captured images for later transmission or retransmission. This function allows users to maximize bandwidth in multiple-camera operations or reconfirm specific images as required.

Vertical and Horizontal Partial Scanning
By selecting a particular area of image to be scanned, users of the XCD-V60CR can reduce data size and increase frame rate to minimize processing time.

Multi-Trap Function
The new XCD-V60CR camera incorporates a multi-trap function to allow the capture of up to 15 images with different shutter speeds by inputting one software or hardware trigger. By doing so, specific areas of that item can be clearly seen without changing the lighting. This allows a composite image with a wide dynamic range to be reproduced.